Bacterial Broth Dilution

Test The Bacterial Broth Dilution Test is a laboratory technique used to determine the minimum bactericidal concentration of antimicrobial agents, such as antibiotics, against bacteria. This test helps scientists assess the effect of antimicrobial agents on bacteria, including drug resistance, to help inform clinicians on which treatments are the most effective. The process involves adjusting the concentration of the agent in a liquid culture medium, followed by allowing the bacteria to incubate for a specific amount of time. Finally, the bacterial cell count is examined to determine which concentration of the agent killed or inhibited the most bacteria. The Bacterial Broth Dilution Test is a key tool for improving antibiotic stewardship, as it provides a quick and inexpensive way to measure the efficacy of an antimicrobial agent against bacteria.


From: International Journal of Antibiotic Research

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